It's been a while, but I'm really getting acclimated to my freedom!

Hi EVeryone. I know it has been a week or so since my last post, but I am really getting used to not wearing my helmet anymore. I went with mommy and daddy today to an interview with a local newspaper that is writing a story about our foundation. It was kind of exciting. I got to meet all of Christopher's brothers and sisters. I really like to swing outside and watch my doggy play frisbee. I am telling him to go get it in this picture.

I have graduated from my STARband 4/21/2010

Mommy, Daddy and my Orthotist, Tom, mutually agreed that I was going to graduate from my STARband helmet today. What a great day. Now I can go on being the normal little girl that I was all along. No more stares, questions, glares, chuckles, etc. I am glad I went through it, but I am also glad it is over. 6 months of 23 hours a day therapy.

Special Thanks to:

• Mommy and Daddy
• Orthomerica Inc. / STARband
• Delatorre Orthotics and Prosthetics

and everyone else who has been following my updates. We appreciate your love and support and will continue to do our best with the foundation.

Alexandra 2010

Alexandra has GRADUATED from her STARband!!

Well, for those of you that have been following Alexandra's Story, she has officially GRADUATED from her STARband today. We met with the Orthotist and we mutually agreed that it did its job on Alexandras Plagiio correction. Thanks to everyone that has been supportive during this time. We will continue to do our best to assist families affected by Torticollis Plagiocephaly and CROs through our foundation www.alexandrasphate.org. Many Thanks again!!

I don't think I am going to wear my STARband anymore

Hello, Meet my doggy Eli! He always loves to sit next to my highchair when I eat, just IN CASE I might drop something. I eat just about everything and haven't been pickey at all, like Daddy. I haven't warn my helmet for a couple of days, and think Mommy and Daddy may have graduated me from it. We have an appointment at the Orthotist this week, maybe just for a final measurement. I really enjoy the wind blowing through my hair, Eli licking my face and Mommy and Daddy being able to hold me close.

Alexandras PHATE donates helmet to Pittsburgh Family

Alexandra's PHATE is donating a helmet to a family in our hometown. What a nice day it was today. We got to visit Union Orthotics and Prosthetics and see how the STARscanner works. What amazing technology. It takes a perfect scan of a child's head in 1.5 seconds. I got to meet Christopher and he is going to be getting his STARband very soon. Can't wait to hear his story.

Thanks to Union O & P and Orthomerica for allowing us to help this family in need. If you have any questions about how AlexandrasPHATE can help you. Please visit our website at www.alexandrasphate.org.

Also, we will be starting a blog here for Christopher's family to give you some insight on their Journey. Check back soon.